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The climate change movement is like ivy
And so with the USA’s withdrawal from the Paris Treaty some more of the underlying ugliness of what the climate movement means for the world is exposed to the general public. Continue reading
The error of our ways
I’ve just finished reading an extended article from Thursday’s Guardian. It describes how guidelines on low-fat diets arose and explains how they have been rigorously defended to the exclusion of other theories – to the detriment of health, science and some careers. I was struck by … Continue reading
Posted in Bogus Numbers, Quotes
Tagged Diet, Ian Leslie, Sugar vs Fat, the Guardian, Yudkin
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Food for thought
How would you present climate change from a sceptical viewpoint to a lay audience in a 20 minute talk? That’s what a friend has volunteered to do and recently asked for my help. In particular, could I provide some illustrations? The … Continue reading
New music for old
For a bit of fun on a wet Saturday, some music on unexpected instruments – songs as you’ve not heard them before, starting with an excellent version of Michael Jackson’s Smooth Criminal – on a barrel organ. Next up New … Continue reading
A long musical search
Back in the late 80’s I fell in love with a recording of Latin American harp music. It has taken me more than twenty-five years to discover its identity. Today I am very happy to say I’ve found it.
Earth Art: more trees
Whether they’re wet (river deltas, tidal channels) or dry (desert, erosion), I never cease to be fascinated by these images. The first two even have ‘leaves’ and are especially beautiful:
Rose tinted temperatures
Here’s an odd thing. Having experienced such cold weather on holiday in July, I went to take a look at the Met Office maps and graphs, and the UK mean temperature map for July 2015 was a bit of a … Continue reading
How Time Flies…
Is it really more than 3 months since I last posted something? I can easily believe it. What excuse would you like me to make? I have many, but thankfully this time I’ve no reason to blame a black dog … Continue reading
Well said that man
Found at Bishop Hill and reposted here so I can find it again.
Posted in CAGW, Quotes
Tagged Caroline Flint, David T. C. Davies, Parliament, Politics, Scepticism
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Digging in the Clay 